>> reporter: today one of its founders, a virginia resident named carla wiley took a federal plea deal and will soon tell investigators just where all the money raised by one door actually went. for weeks we have been asking questions about one door and its ties to congresswoman corinne brown. brown is not named in the plea, however the feds do identify a person who is described only as a public official. that public official solicited money for the group. also according to the plea, the same public official received $150,000 from one door for costs associated with event, including money for cake and alcoholic beverages. a golf tournament to support one door featured corinne brown's name and the seal of the u.s. house of representatives. the plea also mentions a golf tournament at the same course in the same month and year. one door billed itself to donors as providing scholarships to underprivileged students. the feds found only one scholarship to one student for just $1,000. meaning the scholarship group spent only 0.10 of 1% of the money it raised on the money it raised. brown has o

. >> reporter: today one of its founders, a virginia resident named carla wiley took a federal plea deal and will soon tell investigators just where all the money raised by one door actually went. for weeks we have been asking questions about one door and its ties to congresswoman corinne brown. brown is not named in the plea, however the feds do identify a person who is described only as a public official. that public official solicited money for the group. also according to the plea, the same public official received $150,000 from one door for costs associated with event, including money for cake and alcoholic beverages.

. >> carla wiley and said she and over 4 years in the name of one door for education. they told donors it was going to scholarships for needily children. >> wiley said it really paid for a host of personal expenses for herself and two others only mentioned as person a and person b. >> the next step is for the government to make a deal or not with person b. >> former federal prosecutors bryan phillips believes person a is the primary target. person a is only described as a public official. person b is described as someone who worked for that public official. >> the feds found person b took cash from the one door bank account and it was sometimes deposited as cash into the public official's personal account on the same day. >> it would be the most this incredible coincidence or a plan or scheme to launder or high the proceeds of the fraud. >> 9 investigates has uncovered invitations to fundraisers for one door using congresswoman's corrine brown's name. one sent to a high ranking orlando city employee in 2013 was sent from an official account. they were directed to make

in the plea deal, one of the leaders of one door, carla wiley, admits to helping organize one door. she is along with two other people listed in the plea deal as a public official, and a person who works for that public official, way paying just one scholarship, and withdrawing about $290,000, using that for personal expenses. brown is not mentioned in the plea deal. but on page 5, it talks about a golf tournament featuring that public official at tpc sawgrass. that's the exact same time and same golf course that brown was featured at for one door as a fundraiser. there is so much more in this plea deal. and the questions it raises, still going laid out by federal investigators. >>> an orange county deputy's widow is pleading with state lawmakers now to stop playing politics with families like hers. two years ago, her husband, deputy jonathan scott pine, was ambushed, shot, and killed on duty. his widow has been pushing for state lawmakers to pass a bill that would help first responders and their families. >> reporter: the state house has one more week to pass the bill that widow, b

the director carla wiley admitted to conspireing with a public figure. >> corrine brown is a supporter of one door. 9 investigates uncovered invitations for one door sent to city of orlando employees. they were hosted by congresswoman brown and bare her signature. >> does it concern you that you that you were duped into giving money to a bogus organization? >> you always want it to work out well when you make charitable contributions. if it doesn't it is concerning. >> we never saw congresswoman the attorneys representing one of her former staffers vaughn alexander wouldn't answer our questions. >> i'm not going to answer any questions period. i'm sorry. i don't mean to be rude but i can't. >> daralene jones, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> now daralene has been at the federal courthouse there in jacksonville since 7:00 this morning until the grand jury wrapped up this afternoon. the grand jury proceedings continue tomorrow. we'll have more on eyewitness news. stay tuned for that to see what happens with corrine brown. >>> governor rick scott is reviewing a bill that would give financia

last week the director of one door for education, carla wiley pled guilty to -- to conspiracy in the part of a plea deal said the group raised $800,000 since 2012. why they told prosecutors she had help from an unnamed public official and one of their employees and they used the unnamed public official's name to generate donations. >> you were told you were getting to a nonprofit? >> yes. you always want to have it work out well when you make charitable contributions. >> according to the plea, the public official deposited large amounts of cash from the one door account into their personal account, brown has not commented. >>> a former ucf student is suing the university over that data breach that optimize information of 63,000 students and staff. have done more to prevent the breach. school officials say the fbi still investigating how hackers were able to get into the system. this is now the third lawsuit related to that data breach. >>> state health officials say there is no one person florida who contracted the zika virus through sexual content bring the cases to 52, two confirme

. >> reporter: today this news, carla wiley, the head of one door come a cut a deal to fill in the blanks in the case and will soon tell investigators where all of the money raised by one door actually went. wiley along with two other people who were only listed in the plea deal as a public official and a person who works for the public official or implicated in raising $800,000, paying out only one scholarship for $1000 and withdrawing $290,000 using that money for personal expenses. one door called itself a charity, opportunities. also according to the plea that same public official received $150,000 from one door for cost associated with events including money for a cake and alcoholic beverages. >> a reporter from jacksonville tweeted tonight that she called the congresswoman this evening for comment and brown hung up on her. >>> new tonight, one of the siblings accused of stealing money from a girl scout has bonded out of jail. nicholas delridge and his sister ashley winters faced a judge on sunday they were both caught on surveillance camera at a downtown walmart stealing the cashbox

in the plea deal, one of the leaders of one door, carla wiley, admits to helping organize one door. she is along with two other people listed in the plea deal as a public official, and a person who works for that public official, way paying just one scholarship, and withdrawing about $290,000, using that for personal expenses. brown is not mentioned in the plea deal. but on page 5, it talks about a golf tournament featuring that public official at tpc sawgrass. that's the exact same time and same golf course that brown was featured at for one door as a fundraiser. there is so much more in this plea deal. and the questions it raises, still going

>>reporter: now this news, carla wiley, the head of one door cut a deal to fill in the blanks in the case and will soon tell investigators where all the money raised by one wiley, along with two other people who were only listed in the plea deal as a public official and a person who works for that public official are implicated in raising $800,000, paying out only one scholarship for just $1,000, and then withdrawing $290,000 using that money for personal expenses. one door called itself a opportunities. also according to the plea, that same public official received $150,000 from one door for costs associated with events, including money for a cake and alcoholic beverages. greg warmoth, eyewitness news this morning. >> a reporter from our sister station in jacksonville tweeted out that she called congresswoman corrine brown last night for comment and she hung up on her. >>> there could soon be a shakeup in eustis over a city commissioner's new house. right now city leaders are working on an ordinance that would require elected officials to live in city limits during the issue was bro

>>reporter: now this news, carla wiley, the head of one door cut a deal to fill in the blanks in the case and will soon tell investigators where all the money raised by one door actually went. wiley along with two other people who were only listed in the plea deal as a public official and a person who works for that public official are paying out only one scholarship for just $1,000 and then withdrawing $290,000 using that money for personal expenses. one door called itself a charity, providing educational opportunities. also according to the plea, that same public official received $150,000 from one door for costs associated with events, including money for a cake and alcoholic beverages. greg warmoth, eyewitness news this morning. >> a reporter from our sister out that she called the congresswoman last night for comment and she hung up on her. >>> there could soon be a commissioner's house. right now city leaders are working on an ordinance that would require elected officials to live within the city limits during their terms. the issue was brought up by commissioner bill bratt who